September 13, 2012
Heritage and History
An Early History Of Modern Power Amplifiers
In the mid 1960s sound contractors counted on power amplifiers that were still mostly using tube designs…
July 12, 2012
Crown Audio Celebrating 65th Anniversary (Includes Video)
From humble beginnings to one of the world’s largest manufacturers of power amplifiers
July 9, 2012
How It’s Made: Inside FaitalPRO, Driving Loudspeaker Driver Development
Striving for the highest standards in development and manufacturing
May 9, 2012
Inside D.A.S. Audio: A Dynamic Vision Comes To Life
From a fledgling enterprise to global pro audio company
April 9, 2012
Microfiles: Altec Lansing (and Western Electric) 639 A/B
A look at an early two-element microphone that made its debut in the early 1940s
April 4, 2012
Video: Edison Wax Cylinder Recording Session
Have you ever heard a recording on an original Edison Cylinder? It’s an incredible experience!
April 5, 2011
Bruce Jackson: A Life In Sound
He’s mixed for Elvis, Streisand and The Boss (among many others), and has been at the forefront of audio technology development for more than three decades.
February 2, 2011
A Conversation With Product & Technology Wizard Gerald Stanley Of Crown
A conversation with Gerald Stanley, who in his 45 years at Crown has had significant impact on the company’s many contributions to the pro audio industry.
December 31, 2009
Shure Now Shipping X2u XLR-To-USB Microphone Signal Adapter
X2u is available by itself or in bundles with either the SM57 or SM58 microphones
July 7, 2009
XTA Announces Arrival Of DC1048 Installation Audio Processor At 2009 InfoComm
The DC1048 also has GPIO interface built in along with the USB easy access front panel connector
June 17, 2009
Royer Labs Initiates Microphone Seminar Program For Aspiring Audio Engineers
“By getting a first-hand look at the microphone and better understanding its historical significance, its evolving role in analog and digital recording, how a microphone functions, and how these tools are manufactured, students gain a much clearer understanding of the work and considerations that go into any quality recording.” – Rick Perrotta, Royer Labs
June 10, 2009